Former farmhouse built in 1775 and later a presbytery, this grand stone property will captivate you with its many preserved period features. Located near the Roger Lapébie cycling path and wooded valleys, it allows you to enjoy walks without needing to take the car. South-facing with no shared walls, the house has multiple existing entrances on all four cardinal points and offers peaceful views overlooking both the garden and the vineyards. Access through the 80sqm impressive cathedral-like living room with its mezzanine sets the tone, then you move into the kitchen before settling in the dining room. A back kitchen, a lounge, an entrance, a master suite along with a second bedroom and a shower room complete the ground floor. Upstairs, accessible by two separate staircases, are four additional bedrooms including a suite, and a bathroom. Its numerous outbuildings, mostly adjoining, include a large garage that could also serve as a workshop, a former stable with an upper level that could be converted into a gîte, a pigsty, and a large building at the property entrance.